"Stop Fighting, Rise Above Politics": Supreme Court's Advice To Delhi LG And CM

The Supreme Court advised the LG and CM of Delhi to stop the mutual quarrel and resolve the matter by rising above politics.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today i.e. on Monday heard the 'Services' ordinance dispute and the appointment of the DERC chairman. During this, the Supreme Court advised the LG and CM of Delhi to stop the mutual quarrel and solve the matter by rising above politics. The CJI said in clear words that rise above the differences. This political infighting should stop. The CJI said during the hearing that rising above politics, why don't both the officials sit and resolve the differences? Constitutional officials should find a solution to this.
CM and LG sit together and decide on the appointment - Supreme Court
The Supreme Court suggested Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal decide on the name of the chairman of the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC). On the appointment of the DERC chairman, the Supreme Court suggested that the CM and the LG sit together and decide on the appointment. CJI said that both CM and LG should sit together and suggest three names for the DERC chairman.

The next hearing will be held in the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said that we do not want to step into it. We want you to sit down and do this thing. We are not much worried about the appointment of DERC, that will happen only when both sit together as constitutional functionaries. This is the message of SC. We hope that they will arrive at a unanimous solution. Now there will be a hearing on this matter in the Supreme Court on Thursday.

Wait till the end of the monsoon session to decide on the 'Service' ordinance - Court

At the same time, the Supreme Court expressed its desire to refer the issue of the 'Service' ordinance dispute to the Constitution bench. After which the Kejriwal government opposed the reference to the constitution bench. The Supreme Court has asked the central government to wait till the end of the monsoon session to take a decision on the ordinance. The Supreme Court will now hear on July 20. During this, the Supreme Court will decide on Thursday whether to send the matter to the Constitution bench or not.